family is the most important social prerequisite for the development of a child's speech. When a child is brought up in a family, everything affects his speech: what attitude is good or bad towards him, how family members talk to him and among themselves, whether they themselves have speech problems and much more. The purpose of this article is to tell in the most understandable language what can affect a child's speech development.
the article examines the state of word-formation skills in older preschoolers with general speech underdevelopment (GSU), based on research by domestic specialists. The author analyzes the causes and manifestations of impairments in the formation of word-formation processes, including difficulties in forming adjectives (possessive, qualitative, relative), using affixes, prefixes, and suffixes. Particular attention is paid to R.E. Levina's classification of speech development levels, as well as word-formation errors such as agrammatisms, distortions of the sound structure, and a limited reperto...
